Gives an initial toll from on monday for the deployment of troops to libya which it gives the president the freedom to decide the scope size and timing of the deployment debate on the motion was highly divisive. All repair cashier for you your biggest successes using the refugees is a threat to europe now you negotiating with that because youve nothing else now its time for libya turkey is stuck in the Eastern Mediterranean youve made serious mistakes in your Foreign Policy and now you want to send soldiers to libya and this is your last desperate attempt. Jan the sunni libya requested this military deployment from turkey it has historical and cultural bonds to turkey and we could not be silent following this call this is not the 1st request and it has been done before during the hit a debate on the motion opposition parliamentarians of course from the guests turkey rushing into what they called the marquis quagmire that the civil war in libya is they said the country is yet to recover
Trump card which is the economy. Americansare deeply divided over impeachment showing over half of voters, 51 , believe trump should not be impeached and removed from office compared to 45 that is reverse where the numbers stood before the many hours of hearings. Before they began, more voters voted for impeachment than against it the data on the economy is unequivocal. Showing three quarters of voters have it any time in the past 18 years. For those who believe the economy is on the right track approve. The white house wants to capitalize and that angry letter sent yesterday he wrote that, quote, democrats are desperate. Your party simply cannot compete with our record. Thank you. One of the Big Questions is the proxy for the election a lot of people have said, dont impeach. Lets wait and deal with this election and see where the public stands. If you have a group of candidates arguing that you need to bump up this election because of trump what does that suggest one of the interestin
Lets look at these markets and our into the european trading day. Stoxx 600 in europe up by. 1 . And even start to the trading day. Evenly divided winners and losers on the European Equity markets. Lacking any direction. Into the u. S. , also lacking direction. We have seen a little bit above the flatline. Not getting a great bicker great bit of direction. A big focus on Central Banks and a u. S. And a focus on u. S. Policy. Titians, ay trade tensions, that coming up. Wrist bank leaves behind five years riksbank leaves behind five years. Is now what we are showing you. We were showing you the norwegian krone. Not to be confused with the riksbank. Bank, we scroll back to what they did there. That was as expected. See a to this picture, we number of Central Banks leaving policy unchanged. They were treated for negative Interest Rate hiking. They were moving in their own direction moving against the cutting cycle for many previous months. We continue to do that. Lets get a new lets get an
Are straight ahead this big bank is underperforming the peers and today one veteran analyst says sell its our call of the day Investment Committee is ready to go. Halftime report starts right now. It is good to have you with us on this thursday. Our Investment Committee today liz young is the director of market strategy. Another high for the nasdaq. Pete, this ramp continues into the end of the year. S p is at 23205 phase one what we talked about led into that thing. People have gotten comfortable we continue to kick things down the road because of that i think its given people more fuel to want to be somewhere else in the market particularly in some of the nasdaq stocks with growth. Some of them have easy still, the valuations arent too stretched. Some of them are that the ones im starting to avoid more and more. I think that some of these names are great. Theyre getting it done the right way, but when i look at some of the valuations in specific names theyre overly stretched. Wells c
Today, along with utilities. The dollar index weaker. Lets get to the markets now. Joining us in studio is Dennis Debusschere, evercore isi head of portfolio strategy. We have a great piece on the bloomberg today talking about the decade beginning with everything crumbling and a lot of panic, and now we are heading into a new year when apparently nothing can go wrong. Dennis i think part of the reasons the market is acting like that is because people think everything is going to go wrong. That has created what we call the silent melt up. This is actually related to the fire and ice title, which i think is excellent, because there has been a complete change in the relationship between bonds and equities. Bonds are longer duration assets as they had against lung equity exposure globally. That is usually a deflation hedge. Deflation was not something that existed preGlobal Financial crisis. There areist now, and only three Asset Classes you can hedge for deflation. That has anchored 10 ye